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Affairs i'm Rockville.
of TIE EvENTNo Star

ROCKVILLE Nd, Jan. 14th, 1887.
Mr.. John W. Maddox, son Of DR.. c. Maddox, of
this town, has been appointed to position in the
government printing of1ice.-Col. Washington
Bowie, Of Montgomery, has been appointed deputy
surveyor of the port Of Baltimore by order Of the
Secretary of the Treasury.-Miss Leigh Pum-
phrey entertained few friends at her hospitable
home in Rockville, on Wednesday evening last.
The evening passed pleasantly in music and con-
versat1on, and at 10 pm. refreshments were
ing, at the ME-. parsonage, Mrs. Sarah Ganley, OF
washington, and Mr.. Hiram Grady, OF this place,
at st. Marys Catholic church. Mr.. william Nor
gan and Miss May Gardner were married by Father
Connolly. They left by the 4:4O train for Balti-
more, Md.-The funeral OF Clarence Gingell,
aged 10 years, son OF Jas. Gingell, a highly re-
spected citizen OF this community, Will be held at
st. Mary's church. this town, on Sunday morning,
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14l1 street, Washington, ID. c., Jan'y :, 1887
Henry d. Cooke. esq, President Geogeto,cn
iHs0teUI- Orchestra.
DEAE MR. COOKE: In anticipation OF nv leay-
1hg Washington early next month 10 take up an
appointment II England, beg 10 offer through
You as president OF the GEORGETOWN Orchestra fhe.
donation vi one hundred Zoo dollars toward a
permanent fund for the working expenses or the
societS. This gin Il rendered a neulento OF my
musical association in his city and for the en-
co1ragement OF muse an art among amateurs
For many years have had the pleasure of attend
E-g rehear5als and concerts or the society and
carefully studied the prugreSS Cor otherwise, OF
t1e orchestra under various conductors and on
She occasion OF the last rehearsal happened 10
% present as an audience. when was much as
tonlshed ar the earnest and excellent performance
IN Iact SO Iayoraoly impressed was i that 1 con-
ceiNcu the Idea then and Jhere-conceiyed the
la ol tIstiyih my appreciation By Offering the
society the above donation a. a nucleus toward a
permanent fund, which l sincerely trust NAV be
readily and cheerfully subscribed 10 nv Others I
shah always be glad 10 receive the annual reporfs
ara progrsins OF the society. and as an acknowl-
engment OF these faTors, VIII ask YOU 10 accept
my very best wishes, at all times for the perna-
0ent welfare and success of the Georgetown Anna
teur Orchestr@. Yours, very sincerely.
WALTER PARIS.
Washington, d. c., Jany IL, 1887.
Bohsr PsTis, esq.
DE.E SIR: In behalf OF the Georgetown orches
Ia, have the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt
o. your communication OF the 1th inst and
10 thank YOU for the marked appreciation OF the
permanent fund Tor its future Support Your
remarks accompanying the gift and Your tnre,li-
Esnl ana Issoraole criticism OF the progress made
o. the orchestra are particularly gratifying TO its
members, VINO at their last meeting unanimously
elected you life member, ana am directed 10 50
notify you. The amount OF your donation will be
PLACED In the hands OF trustees. and IL is hone,
that others VIII follow your generous example and
place the orchestra, now in the eighth year OF its
existence, on q permanent basis. Liberal encour-
aseinent should be extended IL the organization
Ss u has done so much for the dvancement o.:
music IN this community by rendering for some
ears past classical compositions that might other
wise never have become familiar. Wishing you
success, which am sure Will attend YOU in Your
new nome, atn, very sincerely,
II. ID. COOKE.
President Georgetown Orchestra.
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fight occurred on the levee in New orleans yes
terday afternoon between rival associations Of
longshoremen, resulting in the wounding OF seven
persons.
Williams, OF Boston, resulted in a verdict for the
defendant.
Texas proposes to sue Kansas in the United
States Supreme Court for the possession of Greer
county, and thus settle the boundary question.
One hand, who the firm say was supertluOus.
was discharge3m Lorillard's factory, jersey City,
and as result three thousand tobacco workers
have quit work.
The British government has decided to purchase
A. 600 additional horses and SOC, 900 Mannlicher
repeating rifles, which are to be ready by March l.
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American Legion of Honor.

OFFICERS OF EIGHT COUNCILS INSTALL ED THIS WEEK.
Grand Commander J. H. NILS installed the OIL
GERS OF eight councils OF the above-named order
this week, follows:
Economy No. 5S0-Sidnoy II. Davis, commander;
Z j. bowling, secretary: Chas. +. Goodel, col
hector; VIM NJ. Bass, treasurer.
East Washington No. 3-Jobn W. Parsons,
COMMANDER: E NJ. Dawson. secretary: Edwin Ii
bowler, collector: Theo- +. NcCauley, treasurer.
National w. 21s-WII. II. Gibson. comma nder:
John X Coliettt, secretary; Gus. Oppenheimer,
collector: Ella l. Colle.te. treasurer.
Columbia No. I6-Levy Hummer commander:
Julius Abbott, secretary; Louis Nundheim, COL
iector; John y BeTyser. treasurer.
Northern Liberty, No. G4-John e.. YOSt CON-
uander; James Print. secretary; VIM. Funk, col
lectCr; v b. Malone, treasurer.
Harmony. No lYl-A. 4. Rock. commander: E
= OBrien. secretary: A. Michaelis, collector; j.
Brock, treasurer.
Federal. No l.0s,-C. q. Bergman, commander;
3 e. Bancroft. secretary; Il. +. Spransy, collector:
james CcInpt0t.. treasurer.
HeorgetHwn, No 9,7-Wm- v. Lewis comman-
Ger; James P Wallace, secret airy; Geo. p Hoskin-
son, collector; VIM. +. Gibbons, treasurer.
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Officer Hagan,s Assailant

he PLEADS GUILTY 10 ASSAULT And BATTERY AND g
SENT TO JAIL FOR YEAR.
To-day in the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur,
the case Of James Warden, convicted Of an assault
with intent to kill Officer Hagan, was heard on
motion for new trial, which was argued by Mr..
Mills Dean, for the prisoner, and Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Lipscomb, for the government. The
prisoner, when the court intimated that he would
give the lowest sentence said that IL the verdict
was set aside he would plead guilty to an assault
and battery. The court thereupOn set the verdict
aside, took the plea and sentenced him to one year
in Jail.
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More Than Thanks,


Fort Madison. iowa. Mrs. Lydia Z. Pinkham:
"I am glad to inform you that / have tried one
bottle OF your Vegetable Compound, and have
found great relief. I more than thank you for
your kind advice. have never felt so well as do
now since / had these troubles" Yours reSp'y,
Mrs. w. c. A.. The above is sample OF the
many letters received by Mrs. Pinkham expressing
gratitude for the benefit derived from her vege-
Texas, says: "Your Compound has done me more
good than all the doctors ever did, for which
thank you with all my heart" Your friend, Anna
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SHERRY! SHERRY! SHERRY Chris Xander has
imported direct from Spain Sherry Wines OF the
pest quanty, VIZ: AInontillade, ClorOSa and Topaz,
70 be had at New York prices az Chris Xander's'
No 900 9TH ST. 4 W. >
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WOODWARD e LOTHROP viii continue the sale OF
the 4S-inch all-wOoI dress goods at 4Ic per ward
on Monday, January Il. Only enough left 70 last
a day or two.
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L'Alle1nand.Nusin Concert.

NINE LAiIeInand, who appears in concert st the
Congregational church on JANUARY 10, has been
favoraDiy compared by European critics TO Patti,
SeIstSr anu Seinprlcn. NusiD, the distinguished
SioliriSt. IS acknow lodged 70 he one or rh.s rat sf
artlsts VINO ever visited America One critic saws
OF MN: NO one since Ole BGll has had such power
artist " '"'" 'oAie
raeo Thomas and other competent judges pro-
xoun , nun the coming American tenor. Tickets
Tor this concert may be Obtained az rIijs a 90 e
music store. ~ ~ w.
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Fowler FISEp.-The case OF John C. Fowler
charged With carrying concealed weapons which
called Up tits morning, and tine court imnosed y
pne on 50 Fowler Was arrested at the St charles
cosei ABOUT week ago, where &c Is alleged he had
arrested t"o resolvers were taken from nirl.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


Amuseuscnts Tonight.
NATIONAI--'1Nartha."
ALBAUGHs.-"she Stops to Conquer"
KERNAN's.-variety.
DIME MUsEUA.-''The Boy Tramp
WILLARD HALL-JapaneSe Village.
HARRIs'.-iThe World
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-Day and evening.
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"VICIoUs LEGISLATION OF TIE FEDERAL GOVERN
MENT."-GOv. PennOyerS annual address to the
Oregon state legislature condemns the federal
and withholding assistance from river improve.
ments He holds that over all aliens not suscepti-
BILE OF naturalization the control Of the state is
ment must not interfere. ''The worst abuses"
the message says, "under which the people OF
this country now suffer are those caused by the
vicious legislation OF the federal government"
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To One and AIl.-Are you suffering from a
Cough, Cold. Asthma, Bronchitis or any OF the
Consumption? II so, use "Wilbors Pure Cod Liver
OIL and Lime" safe and sure remedy. This is no
quack preparation, but is regularly prescribed by
Wtlbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists 5
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CITY ITEMS.
Smokinx-Sn,okers Take Notice.

Sm0lking-SnaOkers Take Notice.
FRESH ALL HAVANA ToBAcCo CIGARS
srRenia victoriasn l5c.; 9 for 25c.
'ConchaS Boquet," 10c.; IL for Sl.OO.
tRenia Marfa' and '.Predaledos,4 &C. each, or Is
for s1.OO.
beauty. &c.
Straight Cigar Depot.
" T. METzGER Bro,
AIT eth st. NV.
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The McBride.Wilbur Assault.
THE DEPENDANT DISMISSED FOR WANT OF PROSE

CUTION.
This morning in the Police Court Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Lavender called Judge Snell's
attention to the case OF Gen. James D. Mcbride,
charged with assaulting James M. Wilbur, on the
5th Of last August, in the law Office OF Shellabar-
ger & Wilson, in the Corcoran building, and asked
for further continuance. MIR. Wilbur, he said,
had lost his eye as result of the Tight, and was
in New York when summons was served On him:
he returned last night and has not been able to
see DR.. Marmion since his return.
Mr.. Cahill, for the defendant, objected to any
further continuance. He said the case had been
continued five times, and each time the defense
was ready and anxious for trial Furthermore,
he did not think that Mr.. Wilbur cared to prose-
cute the case
The court thought that if Mr. Wilbur could go
to see his doctors he could call to see the court,
and gave notice that unless Mr. wilbur was in
court at noon he would dismiss the case
At noon MI. Wilbur had not appeared and Deputy
Marshal Frank Gait reported that Mr.. Wilbur was
In bed and not able to appear.
Mr.. Cahil said he thought he would be in bed
every time the case was called.
The Judge dismissed the case for want of prose.
cution. but said that il Gen. Mcbride was to be
charged with mayhem this action would not inter-
fere with that.
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Tls>ELLS ice cream, ChariOtteS ana CandeS.
SAVE YOUR EYEsrGHT avoid limitations and
Peudiers. Consult Hempler, avenue, cor. AZ.
EStab lIshed 1859
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Susan Clark Convicted Of Granddaughter
Yesterday afternoon, about 3 80 O'Clock, the case
of Susie Clark, indicted for the murder of George
McQuade, which had been On trial in the Criminal
Court since Monday, was given to the jury, and in
four minutes verdict OF manslaughter was rem
dered. Messrs ShillingtOn and Norris gave notice
OF motion for new trial.
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THE WASTE OF WATER IN DEPARTMENT BUILDINGS.
Following Is the text OF the letter referred to in
yesterdays STAR, Us addressed to the President by
the District Commissioners, in reference to the
waste OF water in the federal buildings ''rhe Com
missionerS OF the District or Columbia respectfully
invite your attention TO the statements made in
their annual report for the year ended June 30,
1895, With regard TO the serious deficiency in the
water supply TO the city, and i'll particular at this
time 10 the very large amount OF water passing
through the federal oIiices The Commissioners
recognize the necessity OF al ample supply of
water to these buildings for the conservation OF
the health OF the numerous employees and the con-
venence OF business but they reliably informed
that the amount OF water actually drawn from the
mains very largely exceeds any possibility OF need
for these purposes, and that the constant flow
through The plumbing appliances and the amount
or water escaping through the water pipes and
sewers without performing useful service is sew
eraf times greater than the amount actually used"
The commissioners therefore respectfully recon-
mend and urge that the proper officer be directed
to investigate fne water supply to the Federal
buildings, making thorough Inspection and report
Of the general water appliances therein con-
tanned, their dimensions, number, character and
condition, with view OF affecting such modifica-
ton ana alteration as shall serve TO restrict the
draUght OF water from the mains to reasonable
limits in the interest Of the general public and for
The Commissioners beg TO say that should it he
thought proper to invest them with the requisite
authority, they are prepared themselves to make
the investigation In question through their own
agents and report the facts as ascertatned with
recommendation as TO needful action
DR. CULVER AND THE HEALTH OFFICER.
Inc COMMISSIONERS nave repned TO Br. c. p.
Culver's communications Of the 4th and 18th in.
slant respecting charges preferred by him against
the health officer and insisting upon fuller in.
they Will give due consideration to any further
definite charges Or evidence you may submit to
them In writing, they regard their letter OF No
yember 18th last as fully answering all cOnnec.
lions respecting the case as it now stands
SENATOR MALONE
was before the District Colnm;sao Dners yesterday
and among the subjects OF inquiry alluded to was
that OF an iceOoat Ior the Potomac river, to keep
the ice broken, and the cost OF same.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisie: Great Falls Ice
company construct an ice Office south side Water
street s. W.. between 10th and 18th; 5000 Michael
Welch, repair frame dwelling G,5 26th street
northwest; $780,
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Funeral Of Rev. Father Ryan.

CARDINAL GlbbONS DELiSE ES A kULOGY.
The funeral services over the remains OF Father
p J. Ryan, Il. D., assistant pastor of the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception, Sth and n streets
took place this morning at the church
at $3.50 q. m. The altar was heavily
draped in black. Every seat was occupied
long before the time set for the services Father
Walter was the ceebrant of the reauien mass, as
sisted by Fathers Schmidt and Devine Cardinal
Gibbons, who came from Baltimore on the 9:45
train, pronounced the eulogy. He smoke in few
well chosen words OF the noble and manly quail.
ties OF the deceased. The choir sang Schmldt's
requiem with much expression. After the cere-
monies at the church. the large black cloth covered
caSket was removed to the hearse by the pail
bearers-Messrs. John NJ. Sims. Eugene Mccarthy,
jeremiah Lynch, Michael Cunningham, George Cal.
lahan, and Theodore Sheckels-and thence taken to
Mount Olivet cemetery, where the remains were
inferred in the burial plat belonging to this do
ceSe.
Rev. DR.. Ryan, who was sixty-flve years old. was
avery popular priest and much beloved by the
people of his parish. He was native of Ireland
studied at Rome, and travelled extensively in El.
rope before coming to this country Upon coming
here, he was located first in North Carolina and
then became pastor OF church in Charleston.
Thence he was transferred to Baltimore ana
about ten years ago became the assistant of the
late DR.. White. pastor OF st. Matthew's. After
serving there three years, he became assistant at
the church OF the Immaculate Convention where
he remained up to the time OF his death, continu.
Ing his work until two weeks ago, when he was
forced to desist by illness. He was held in great
esteem by the clergy, both for his scholarship and
his personal qualities.
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1,5OO Pairs More OF those Mems Solid Col
ored Half Hose, double heels and toes Two pair
for 25c. At Auerbachs Knit Jacket depot, & ii.
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RHEUMATIC PALMS,
Neuralgia. Sciatic, Sudden. Sharp and Nervous Pains
and Strains RELIEVED ONE MINUTE by the Cur1-
cCRA ANrI-PAIN PLASTER Warranted. At all Drug
gists, 25 cents: five for 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. Boston. Mass
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S3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No. I
Rye WhiSkey, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. MCGEE-S 9th near st. Was
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G. A. X. INsTALLATION.--,John A. Rawlins Post
g. A. R., held It's final meeting in its Old hail. 9th
and streets last night, and installed the newly
elected officers as follows: n. b. F1thian post
commander; n. Frank White, senior vice com
mander; A. E. Paul. junior vice commander: Lee
n. Mortimer, qnartermaster; IL. E. Weaver, adju-
tart: Frank Clark, officer OF the day: Peter
Aeagher, officer OF the guard; ii. o. Delphy, sur
geon; c. E. 1routman, sergeant major and Chas.
BOYD, quartef1naster sergeant. After the install
lation services a camp IRE was held.
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JOhnson,s Oyster saloon.

H AND IA NINTH STREET, CORNER OF Z.
Choice oysters, Fish, Game, and every delicacy
In season. Steamed oysters a speciality. Ladies
Saloon first floor Polite attention. Call
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WilbOr's Cod Liver Oil and Phosphate OF
Lime, Cures Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
and ScrOfulouS HumOrS.
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'UssELL's Ice Cream, Charlotte

FASHIONABLE SHOE HoUsE-Mrs W. a. Rich, III
Market Space.
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RECEPTION AND BALL DRESSES.
Madame Emma soule, 1929 F sire
REIsINGER's Ice cream. 225 G st. nv

Has large stock OF elegant reception and ball
CRISES. ready MADE, and Is also prepared TO make
them 70 order az short notice
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To Get Rid Of a Cough or Cold promptly
use Bakers Cod Liver Oil and Malt, a wonderful
remedy. Bakers pure Norwegian Cod Liver OIL
Is uneQualed BAKER Co., Phia., and at drug
giStS.
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WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY ARMoRr.
Opening Of the
AZTEC
FAIR
MEXICAN
VILLAGE
POSTPONED
UNTIL THE
WEEK OF
JANUARY 24rH h15-2t
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. ID. ISS7
Indications far "a Hours, Commencing az 3 D. M
Today.
For District OF Columbia, Maryland Virginia
aud North Carolina, slightly colder, westerly
winds, fair weather.
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es1Oc. ROyal'' mendseverything! Lansburgh's
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u h. ward" prints, SOC. per Id
Also, cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk: Sweet Milk
&c. per quart. Cream 15c.
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Abby Keely Foster, whose labors in the anti
slavery movement. for woman suffrage and prOhi
ton gave her national reputation, died at Wor-
cester, Mass, Friday afternoon wv
The coast survey steamer Endeavor, from New
York, has arrived at Fortress Monroe She is boMni
for Morgan City to do winter work.
The Tammany Hall general committee orranized
last night Tor the ensuing year by the election az
Gen. John Cochrane, chairman; Thomas Il. 3ilrov
secretary, and Judge German, treasurer
Harry Leyan, young man well connected ana
quite wealthy, was arrested in Reading, Pa. yes
terday, on q charge OF setting fire to his Grand.
fathers stable.
Alvin Rohrbach took vessel containing n large
quantity OF frozen dynamite into a blacksmifh
sn0R, near Reading, Pa, to thaw, when it exploded
w L Legion, Of anderson, s. c., died suddenly
present at a dinner given by prominent citizen
Thursday night and was the last OF th1rteen WIN
took his seat at the table, ~
The United States Fish Commission car. M Q
passed through Pittsburg Yesterday en- routs e
Michigan, where 1000 California trout viii Ia
secured for distribution In Tennessee. Alabama
Mississippi, Indiana and Ohio. G. r Moore ia IL
charge Of the car - -
Henry B. stanton, the distinguished fournaiisk
died yesterday, OF pneumonia, at his Residence ia
New York. He was In his eighty second year
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HRLD FOR FoRGERy.-The case of Lawrence
Trtmpiy, charged With forging the name OF J. ID.
CroIssant 70 draft for 1925 was sent to the grand
jury BY Judge Smell to-day.
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Sewing Machines rented and repaired at
Auerbach'S, 7th and H. Telephone call 422-2.

Cod Liver Oil.-Scott'S Emulsion, Csc; Tot
tens Emulsion Sc. Cod Liver and Malt-BaEers,
Csc; Browns Troches. lie. See TottenS adyer-
SpecialtieS-this paper.
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THE LEASE OF THE FINE BUSINESS Pr ACE known
as NO. ND 9th street northwest. near PennSylya-
MIA avenue. and the fixtures therein Contained
VIII be sold &C auction on Monday, 18th of Jan.
uary, at 10 O'Clock. splendid Opportunity for
any one desiring a 1lrst-class business place.